The Bow of the Ten Great Gods of Ancient Times.
10. Flying Rainbow Goose Bow - Hua Rong
"Water Margin" 35th time "Shi General Village store sent books, Xiao Li Guangliang Mountain shooting geese".
When Elder Brother Song took Hua Rong past the Shadow Mountain, he happened to see Lü Fang and Guo Sheng single-handedly.
The leopard tail velvet on Lü Fang and Guo Sheng's weapons were entangled together, and Hua Rong was separated with an arrow.
After Elder Brother Song went to Liangshan, when he talked about this matter, Chao Gai expressed disbelief, which was also too mysterious.
Hua Rong immediately set up a FLAG, and Hua Rong said: This arrow will shoot at the head of the third goose in the goose line. When the shot failed, the leaders laughed. ”
As a result, Hua Rong did indeed shoot the third goose in the head.
Hua Rong did this, and also had the meaning of helping Song Big Brother Liwei.
9. Zilong Divine Bow - Zhao Yun
Speaking of Zhao Yun, the warlord of the Three Kingdoms, most readers generally have the impression of silver armor and white robes, and a gentian bright silver gun in his hand.
Zhao Yun single-handedly killed Changshanpo, and when Han Shui rescued Huang Zhong, he single-handedly repelled Xu Huang and Zhang Guo.
Zhao Yun's martial arts have nothing to say, so there has always been a saying of "one Lü two Zhao three Dianwei".
Zhao Yun's archery skills were also very powerful, with the level of catching up with Lü Bu.
When Zhuge Liang went to Eastern Wu, Zhao Yun accompanied him to protect him. Leaving Eastern Wu, the Eastern Wu generals Xu Sheng and Ding Feng led warships to hunt down zhuge Liang.
At this time, Zhao Yun shot an arrow at the sail rope of the Eastern Wu warship, frightening the Wu army into fleeing into the wilderness.
"Shooting sails on the river" was enough to make the divine bow in Zhao Yun's hand rank in the top ten.
8. Han wei bow - Gan Father
During the Eastern Han Dynasty, there was a sharp archer named GanFu Hand, and the divine bow in his hand was called "Han wei bow".
This bow protected the Han envoy Zhang Qian, who raised the power of the Han Dynasty during many battles.
When Zhang Qian sent an envoy to the Western Regions, Emperor Wu of Han elected 100 warriors as his bodyguards.
Father Gan was made the Commander of the Guards because of his superb archery skills.
Later, Xiyu had a disobedient heart and wanted to capture Zhang Qian.
Father Gan was not in danger, and with the Hanwei bow in his hand, he killed nearly a hundred enemies and protected Zhang Qian back to Chang'an.
7. Wanshi Bow - Huang Zhong
According to legend, the treasure bow in Huang Zhong's hand was named "Wanshi Bow".
Huang Zhong, a veteran of the Three Kingdoms period, was still able to fight with Guan Yu for 100 rounds at the age of nearly sixty.
Huang Zhong and Guan Yu fought three times before and after, and the two won and lost each other, and he also became synonymous with "old and strong" in later generations.
In the third battle between Huang Zhong and Guan Yu, Huang Zhong, in order to thank Guan Yu for his previous grace of not killing, shot an arrow at Guan Yu's helmet.
Frightened, Guan Yu dialed his horse back to the front.
Hua Rong did the same when he went head-to-head with Qin Ming.
The helmet on the helmet swung with the wind, and with a slight error, it was off.
6. Wen Hou Bow - Lü Bu
Lü Bu, the number one fierce general in the Three Kingdoms period, won the three kingdoms in martial arts.
Lü Bu singled out Guan Yu and Zhang Fei under the Tiger Prison, and later fought alone against the six fierce generals of cao's camp, including Dianwei and Xu Chu.
Lü Bu's martial arts did not have to be said, and the Fang Tian Painting Blade in his hand made many Three Kingdoms martial generals shudder.
In addition, the "Wenhou Bow" in his hand also had the ability to penetrate Yang in a hundred steps.
When Yuan Shu and Liu Bei were fighting, Lü Bu made peace for the two families, and two hundred steps away, an arrow shot at the small branch on the Chinese Heavenly Painting Blade.
Lü Bu's archery impressed Zhang Fei.
5. MingYe Bow - Li Guang
Little Li Guanghua Rong can be on the list, then the real Li Guang can be more on the list.
The forest dark grass is frightening, and the general leads the bow at night. Ping Ming looked for white feathers, not in the stone edge.
This poem refers to Li Guang, the "flying general" of the Han Dynasty, who defeated enemy invasions many times and had no one dare to stop him with a bow in his hand.
Legend has it that one day Li Guang went out hunting, and because it was late, he mistook a stone for a tiger and shot an arrow at it.
When I went to look for it the next day, I found that the arrows were all shot into the stone.
This legend of Li Guang certainly has an exaggerated component, but it also shows the strength of his arrow technique from the side.
4. The Bow of Shock - Yang Yuji
Yang Yuji was a sharp archer during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, and the two idioms of "a hundred steps through Yang" and "a hundred hairs and a hundred middles" describe Yang Yuji's archery method.
Legend has it that Yuki can shoot a marked leaf with an arrow a hundred paces away.
Once, when the King of Chu was playing, he was disturbed by a white ape, and the guards around him could not shoot the white ape.
As soon as Yuki picked up his bow, he was so frightened that the white ape was holding the trunk and trembling.
According to the "Lü Shi Chunqiu Mastery", "Yang Yu Ji Shoots, Nakashi, Yano Drinking Feathers, and SincereLy. ”
The meaning of this sentence is that Yoyogi once went on a hunt, saw a stone, thought it was a rhinoceros, so an arrow was fired, and the whole shaft of the arrow was shot into the stone, leaving only the arrow feather exposed.
3. Zhentian Bow - Xue Rengui
The Zhentian Bow is the divine bow in the hands of the famous Tang general Xue Rengui, which threatens to shock the battlefield and kill countless enemies for the Tang Dynasty.
The poem "The general three arrows fixed the Heavenly Mountain, and the warrior sang into the HanGuan" tells the story of Xue Rengui's "three arrows fixing the Heavenly Mountain".
When Xue Rengui engaged the enemy, the three fierce generals of the other side came out to challenge.
Xue Rengui shot three arrows in a row, one arrow at a time, instantly killing the three fierce generals of the enemy army, frightening the enemy army to fall without a fight.
2. Wind God Bow - Arc Father
According to the historical record "Wu Yue Chunqiu", Arc Father knew how to shoot arrows at a very young age, and "what he shot was impossible to escape".
These were not nothing, he had taught Hou Yi superb archery skills.
In other words, this arc father is Houyi's master.
Although there are not many relevant records about the arc father, just by virtue of him, he can teach Hou Yi such a sharp archer, which shows how powerful the arc father's archery skills are.
1. Sunset Bow - Houyi
The Sunset Bow is the weapon of houyi in ancient times, and according to legend, Houyi used this divine bow to shoot down nine suns.
It was only when the world returned to normal that all things grew.
In addition, HouYi also had several legendary stories, but he had also used the divine bow in his hand to kill many ancient fierce beasts.
According to legend, Houyi once killed 5 ancient fierce beasts such as hedgehogs, sealed dolphins, nine babies, snake cultivators, and gales.
Among these 5 ancient fierce beasts, the most powerful one was the hedgehog.
A hedgehog is a monster that looks like an ox, has claws like a tiger, and is covered in red hair, and often comes out to devour mortals and endanger all directions.
The Yellow Emperor could not defeat the hedgehog, and it was Hou Yi who killed the hedgehog with the divine bow in his hand.
